Bridger-Teton National Forest
Reviews
Doris C
Reviewed 13 days ago
Been coming here for about 15 years love it it’s relaxing peaceful
Laurie or John C
Reviewed 16 days ago
Cabin is not being kept up. Fridge was out of order due to CO leak. Missing items such as mop and axe. Heater doesn’t work and gas light mantels were worn out. Also the cabin doors were unlocked.
Luke R
Reviewed 17 days ago
This lodge is epic! Great views, we live it here. They were fixing the road while we were here. The mice inside were significantly less this time. We had no bear issues. The wood provided is very green this year, I’d bring at least some with you or plan on cutting some dry wood.
Jeremy W
Reviewed a month ago
We enjoyed our stay at this clean, well-equipped cabin in a beautiful mountain valley in Bridger-Teton National Forest. The road is easy to follow, but full of potholes, so drive slowly.
The two-room cabin has comfortable beds (bring your own linens), a wood stove, gas heater, gas lights, refrigerator, and gas stove/oven—all working well. The kitchen had a few pans, and previous guests had left useful extras like trash bags, wipes, cleaning supplies, games, and paper. There was plenty of firewood, an axe, a storage shed, and a snow shovel. A hand pump provides spring water, though it is unfiltered, so bring drinking water or a filter. The fenced cabin area can also serve as a horse corral. The outhouse had toilet paper.
One warning: the wasps are as bad as other reviews say! Even in October, they gathered at the windows and got into the outhouse. Bring wasp spray unless visiting in deep winter.
The valley is gorgeous and easy to explore on foot, but it is actively grazed. We saw several hundred cattle, and watching cowboys move the herds was fascinating. For hunters, though, the cattle can occupy much of the valley and limit usable hunting areas.
We saw deer, moose, and elk farther from the cabin. For better wildlife viewing, walk about a mile north into the valley, find a quiet spot, or hike over the ridge away from the road.
We tried about two miles of the six-mile lake trail but found that stretch less scenic than expected; the elevation changes also made it feel longer. We preferred the more scenic trails along the river.
Overall, a comfortable rustic cabin in a spectacular setting. Come prepared for the road, wasps, and cattle, and you'll have a great base for exploring.
Doris C
Reviewed a month ago
Been coming here for years we love it is very peaceful. We love feeding all the little animals.
Keep your options open
Watch for a matching campsite across monitored campgrounds in Bridger-Teton National Forest.
Popularity: Very quiet
Busiest in November, when about 9% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 4 years of reservations.
Campgrounds
Bridger-Teton National Forest has 30 campgrounds, 278 campsites in total.
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